Return of ex mayor Walker to New York greeted with roses
Citizen James J. Walker arrives home amid cheering crowds after resignation amid ouster talks. He contemplates future work with theater producer A C Blumenthal, once linked to a $100000 salary offer, as Tamany figures and city officials join the welcome by the Europa. Walker praises Surrogate O’Brien and rejects explicit political retreat while noting no firm plans.
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New York
James J. Walker
A. C. Blumenthal
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
Bay
Europe
Walker
Prince of Wales
John P. O’brien
Thomas F. Dwyer
Joseph V. McKee
Tom
Uncle Tom
Dwyer
Simon Legree
Curry
Balloonists Ride Graf Zeppelin to Brazil after Cup Win
Lieut. Commander Settle and Treut. Bushnell of the U S naval forces who won the Gordon Bennett cup in the recent balloon race travel to Pernambuco Brazil aboard the Graf Zeppelin. Ward Van Orman, finishing second, joins them after accepting an invitation from Dr. Hugo Eckener.
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Graf
Astor kin crash injures Langhorne Brooks in Nassau
Vinald Langhorne Brooks nephew of Lady Astor was hospitalized in Nassau with a skull injury after his plane hit a telegraph pole while performing a near ground upside down maneuver. A cyclone movement northeast of Belize could threaten western Cuba, meteorologists warn. Harry N. Prann, Centerbrook postmaster, marks 45 years in service.
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Ineola
L. I
Vinald Langhorne Brooks
Lady Astor
Nassau
Cuba
Havana
U.P
Belize
British Honduras
Harry N. Prann
Centerbrook
Conn
White's Ease headache relief product ad
An advertisement touts White's Ease as a soothing remedy for headaches neuralgia sciatica feverishness and nervousness. It claims quick complete relief in pleasant non dissolving form with 80c and 60c sizes available at drug counters.
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White
Hay Fever at Little Theater features Dr Browning
Dr Stuart Browning returns to Amarillo stage in Hay Fever at McKinley School Auditorium the cast includes Elizabeth Jameson Grace Bryson and others. The play marks this season's opening and last season's finale as season tickets cover a sixth performance last year due to difficulties.
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Amarillo
Little Theater
McKinley School
Dr. Browning
Dulcy
Lady Windermere
Elizabeth Jameson
Grace Bryson
Walter Fuerman
R. R. Swindell
Mauri
Amarillo Philharmonic to bow with 54 players Thursday
Amarillo's 54 piece Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra will debut this season in a gala Thursday October 20 performance under Ellis B. Hall. Two guest artists will join a program of popular overtures and light opera. The concert marks the largest Panhandle symphony to date with rehearsals this week and invitations sent to 45 cities in the area.
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Amarillo
Ellis B. Hall
Mason King
Association
Norwegian Ship Charente Sinks After Collision
A Norwegian steamer Charente sank seven miles off Dunganess following a collision with the British steamer Afric Star. All passengers and crew were rescued.
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London
Dunganess
Fishermen Drown in Greenland Storm Off Panama Coast
Lisbon reports 26 fishermen from northern Portugal drowned in a storm off the Greenland Coast. The incident was relayed by Portuguese boats arriving today. A Panama tenant strike is noted in the same dispatch.
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U.P
Portugal
Greenland
Police rush to quell pier riot at Rex liner inspection
More than 200 policemen rushed to the pier at the foot of 46th Street on Bun day to avert a riot among thousands of people awaiting to inspect the new Italian liner Rex.
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New York
46Th Street
Ingham Roberts Dies Texas Lawyer and Historian
Houston, Oct. 10 U.P The body of Ingham B. Roberts 81 widely known attorney historian and pioneer Texas family member was brought to Houston for burial. He died yesterday in a San Antonio hospital after a long illness. Roberts authored many Texas history articles and owned a noted collection of etchings photographs documents and books. His father Henry Phillip Roberts fought as a sergeant under Gen Sam Houston at San Jacinto. The New South Wales Government announced state lotteries profits up to June 1 totaled 3 825 710 par exchange.
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U.P
Ingham
Roberts
Texas
San Antonio
Henry Phillip Roberts
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
New South Wales
Police Quell Crowd Of Thomas Boosters
Norman Thomas Socialist candidate for president faced crowd disturbances in California as police broke up a riot like rally protests over unemployment relief. He spoke to 1000 supporters in Pasadena despite rain and planned an interdenominational ministers meeting before flying to Salt Lake City.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.P
Norman Thomas
California
Thomas
Pasadena
Salt Lake City
China calls boycotts legal weapon in Manchuria crisis
Geneva on October 10 Chinese diplomat Dr Wellington Koo said the boycott of Japan is recognized legally under the League of Nations covenant as a normal weapon of coercion against states like Japan that have used armed force.
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China
Japan
Wellington Koo
Lytton
Manchuria
Booth for Hoover speaks at Bridgeport rally
Alble Booth, famed Yale quarterback, will speak for President Hoover in Bridgeport Connecticut tonight. He said he volunteers to play for the greatest quarterback the country ever had and that teams keep the quarterback on the job until the field is clear.
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Hoover
Bridgeport
Conn
U.P
Alble Booth
Yale
Mrs Robins Hopes Robins Is Alive Held by Boot Leggers
Mrs Robins, wife of missing dry crusader Colonel Robins, tells President Hoover she believes her husband is alive but held by bootleggers. Amos Woodcock, prohibition chief, says no clues exist. Colonel Robins disappeared in New York on September 3 while en route to meet President Hoover.
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Raymond Robins
Dry Crusader
Hoover
Robins
Amos Woodcock
Prohibition Bureau
Colonel Robins
New York
Try Negro Woman In Hubby's Death
Irma Pinkard, a negro woman, faced trial in 47th District Criminal Court Monday for murdering her husband with a gun. Other trials adjourned or scheduled include G. W. McCoy for burglary and Clovis Stafford for horse theft with continuances. The Potter County grand jury meets again Wednesday and a special jury venue was set for Pinkard. England spent 12.5 million dollars on patent medicines in the last year.
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Irma Pinkard
47Th District Criminal Court
G. W. McCoy
Clovis Stafford
Horace “Dude” Miles
Ruby Lawrence
North East Eighth Street
Pat
Bob Betty
Potter County
Pinkard
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